Multiple problems generating a text file

I am making my first interface with Pyqt, using “designer” and Python to configure it.The function def clickconector return the form fill and def radio_value return if the job is pending or finished (“pendiente” or “terminado”). clickconector and radio_value* functions are written correctly, but I have problems with def text_file function.

Problem #1 : For some reason the generated file has the same inside as the title, which would come if the radio_value function, being that it specifies in the algorithm that It was the other function clickconector.

Problem #2 : The title is not being written as I want. I get this: ('Terminado', 'MT16'). txt, (It is writing .txt in the title). When it should be: Terminado MT16. Also, the file type does not appear to me as .txt, I have to select to open it like this with the mouse

def clickconector (self):
    relleno = [self.bitacora.text(), self.turno.text(), self.asesor.text(), self.item.text(), self.modelo.text(), self.identificacion.text(), self.rig.text(),self.horometro.text(),self.condicion.text(),self.orden.text(), self.observacion.text()]
    form_label = ["bitacora", 'turno', 'asesor', 'item', 'modelo', 'identificacion', 'rig', 'horometro', 'condicion', 'orden', 'observacion']
    for a,b in zip (form_label, relleno):
        return (a,b)
        
def radio_value (self):
    if self.pendiente.isChecked():     
        return 'Pendiente' , self.bitacora.text()
    
    if self.terminado.isChecked():
        return'Terminado', self.bitacora.text()

def text_file (self):
    Bloc_title= self.radio_value()
    f = open(str(Bloc_title)+'. txt', 'w')
    f.write(str(self.clickconector()))   
    return f       

Answer

The return type of radio_value is a tuple. You are converting a tuple to a string, so it is going to be printed in the form of a tuple, i.e., "(value_a, value_b, value_c)" and not value_a value_b value_c. You can use join to join each value of the tuple with a space, like so:

" ".join(self.radio_value())

You also wrote ". txt" and not ".txt" in f = open(str(Bloc_title)+'. txt', 'w'). That is why . txt was in the file name. With all of this in mind, your text_file function should look something like this:

def text_file(self):
    filename = f"{' '.join(self.radio_value())}.txt"
    with open(filename, "w") as f:
        f.write(" ".join(self.clickconnector()))
        return f

Note the use of with/open instead of just open. Using with/open is highly recommended for readability and overall ease-of-use.